iarticle-100rco-uxn.mw - tgtimes - The Gopher Times	Err	bitreich.org	70
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i     1 .SH 100r.co	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     2 Uxn portable assembly language	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     3 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     4 .PP	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     5 The web is well-known for its drift toward \fIplatform effect\fR:	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     6 reproducing the features of the underlying operating system from	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     7 one of its applications, in this case, the web browser.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     8 This is largely made possible through javascript, and the advent	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     9 of WebAssembly can only contribute more to this.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    10 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    11 .PP	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    12 But making an assembly language a standard for shipping graphical	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    13 applications needs not to rhime with excess and abuse of a platform.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    14 A more conventional approach would be standardising high-level API	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    15 and protocols, for which low-level drivers would be written. Instead,	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    16 Uxn standardises as low as the assembly language itself.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    17 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    18 .PP	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    19 Yet, Uxn has nothing in common with Java:	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    20 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    21 .QP	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    22 Features were weighted against the relative difficulty they would	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    23 add for programmers implementing their own emulators.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    24 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    25 .PP	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    26 Say welcome to this rabbit hole, inviting you with a fresh take on	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    27 making computers work for end-users.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    28 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    29 .PP	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    30 Impressive acheivements were reached, such as portability of this	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    31 platform on things as small as a 32bit microcontroller:	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    32 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    33 .QP	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    34 Currently, there are ports (not all are complete) for GBA, Nintendo	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    35 DS, Playdate, DOS, PS Vita, Raspberry Pi Pico, Teletype, ESP32,	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    36 iOS, STM32, STM32, IBM PC, and many more.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    37 .	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    38 .DS	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    39 https://100r.co/site/uxn.html	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    40 .DE	Err	bitreich.org	70
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